Student council is spreading smiles with Flower Grams! Send a flower to brighten someone's day.
$1 Single fake flower
$3 Single real flower & lollipop
Volunteers and prize donations are welcome and appreciated!
St. Michael Indian School invites you to join us as we celebrate Denea Livingston on this special Signing Day!
Location: St. Michael Indian School, 2nd Floor Library (Red Lane)
Date: April 10, 2026
Time: 12:30 PM
Families, students, and staff are welcome to attend as we honor this important milestone. All visitors are required to obtain a visitor pass at the main office before proceeding to the event.
Social media posting created by Denea Livingston and Dru Garcia, Print Shop Class.
He is Risen! We rejoice in the hope and renewal of Christ’s resurrection—a reminder of God’s enduring love and promise to us all. We are grateful for our community and all who support our students on their educational and spiritual journey. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Easter filled with peace, hope, and the grace of God.
#EasterBingo #SeniorClass #StudentLife
Easter break will begin Thursday, April 2nd, 2026. There will be no school and offices will be closed from Thursday, April 2nd through Monday April 6th. Campus will be open and classes will resume Tuesday, April 7th, 2026.
#PreKLearning #FireTruckTour #EarlyLearning
• March 25 — Grades 1–2
• March 26 — Grades 3–11
• March 27 — Kindergarten
Students in Grades 5–11 should bring a fully charged laptop on their scheduled testing day.
The senior class will complete their STAR testing next week, along with any students who are absent during this week’s testing windows.
Franciscan University’s SENT Ministries visited our campus and leading daily retreats for all grade levels, fostering faith, reflection, and meaningful engagement among our students.
Follow the link to read more:
Franciscan University Student Visit | St Michael Indian School
Our art class was excited to attend the Heard Art Show & Sale this past weekend, where they proudly showcased their artwork.
#StudentArtists #ArtShow
To read more about the art show follow the link:
St. Michael Indian School Students Shine at the Heard Museum Youth Art Show & Sale | St Michael Indian School
Congratulations to Grant Meyers! St. Michael Indian School proudly recognizes him as a 2025-2026 Navajo Nation Seal of Bilingual Proficiency Recipient.
To read more about his accomplishment please follow the link:
Celebrating the Achievement of Grant Meyers, 2026 Navajo Nation Seal of Bilingual Proficiency Recipient | St Michael Indian School
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new mobile app to keep you connected with what's happening on campus right from your mobile device.
Through the SMIS app, you can receive announcements, follow events, contact staff, and access other resources.
- Apple App Store https://apps.apple.com/us/app/st-michael-indian-school-az/id6759300610
- Google Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptegy.stmichaelaz&hl=en_US
Happy Feast Day, Saint Katharine Drexel—pray for us as we continue to carry forth your vision! Today we celebrate the Feast Day of Saint Katharine Drexel, the remarkable foundress of St. Michael Indian School. Through her deep faith and bold generosity, she established mission schools across the United States, devoted especially to serving Native American and African American communities.
SMIS stands as a living testament to Saint Katharine’s enduring legacy and continues her mission of faith, education, and justice. Serving 328 students in preschool through twelfth grade, SMIS proudly maintains a 97% graduation rate. Dual accreditation through WCEA and Cognia reflects the school’s commitment to excellence, accountability, and continuous growth. With 100% local leadership and 32% alumni faculty and staff, SMIS remains deeply rooted in the community it serves.
Grounded in Catholic values and respect for Native heritage, the mission of St. Michael Indian School is to cultivate faith, leadership, and academic success. Students from local Native American communities are empowered with a quality education that prepares them to lead and contribute meaningfully in a culturally diverse world. As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, the school depends on generous supporters who believe in its mission. Visit www.stmichaelindianschool.org to learn how to get involved with this mission that is still alive nearly 125 years later, schedule a campus tour, or make a gift.
Artwork created by Lewis Williams, OFS adds a reverent and inspiring touch to this tribute.
LETS GO CARDINALS!
The St. Michael Cardinals are officially gearing up for the 2026 NAIC Basketball Playoffs, and both our girls' and boy's middle school teams are stepping into tournament week.
Join us for their opening round matchups on March 4th and support our student athletes!
DII Girls:
Wednesday, March 4th, 2026
5:00 PM Ganado Field House
DII Boys:
Wednesday March 4th, 2026
6:30 PM Ganado Field House
Admission Info
Daily Admission: $10 (Cash or GoFan)
Readmission: $5
Ages 4 & Under Free
St. Michael Indian School held its first-ever March for Life on Sunday, March 1, 2026, marking a significant moment for the school community. Students, staff, families, and local community members gathered at the Window Rock Fairgrounds for praise and prayer. The atmosphere was cheerful from the start, with participants enjoying music from August Remedy and sipping on lemonade from Cardinal Sponsor Shi Main Squeeze. After Bishop James S. Wall addressed the crowd, the walkers began their journey along Highway 264 toward the school. Life Runners and La Luz Women's Center offered resources to attendees and a light dinner was provided at the end of the march at the school. Thank you to the volunteers and community partners who helped a secure safe event for our community. March For Life apparel is available for order. Inquire with Jalynn.Smith@smischools.org 505-979-5590 ext 3012.
